Issues with Kdevleop3/ SVN local repos + CMAKE

[paines]

I have many issues with Kdevelop 3.3.2

When creating a local svn repository it fails by creating the project.
No Project files/dirs will be created and no repository will be generated.
If I give in file:///home/myHome/myrepo/Project as the destination repository during the Project creation Kdevelop crashes.
I tested this for C++, SDL Projects and Simple Hello World Projects.
CMAKE Projects fail also.

If I generate a local CVS repository this works. But I have to give in /home/myhome/myrepo as the destination repo. Choosing via Point and Click it doesn't work for some reason.

[paines (anes-lihovac)]

Sorry. I forgot to mention that this is under Dapper, KDE 3.5.3 on i386

[Barry deFreese (bddebian)]

Can you please provide some more detailed information on what exactly you are doing? I'm not all that familiar with utilizing svn with kdevelop3. Thank you.

[mkuutti (martti-kuutti)]

Hopefully someone still reads this:
I can confirm that issue: Using Kubuntu Edgy (i386), installed kdevelop, cmake and subversion + related stuff.
Created local svn repository "svnadmin create ~/svn"
Start kdevelop, create new project, select type "C++ -> CMake based projects -> Hello World project", set project name f.e. "aaa", click next, click next for defaults, Set "Version Control System" to "None", click Finish. Project is created without errors.
When I create similiar project with name "bbb", and select Subversion as "Version Control System" (with "create a project tree and import new project to trunk" using path ~/svn), I'll get following errors:
[code]
cmake ./ -GKDevelop3
--Check for working C compiler: gcc
No current working directory
Aborted
*** Exited with status 134 ***
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So bug exists somewhere. Actually, when launched kdevelop from konsole, I'll get errormessage:
[code]
kdevelop: ERROR: : couldn't create slave : Unable to create io-slave:
klauncher said: Unknown protocol 'svn+file'.
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This made me realize that maybe I should have kdesvn installed, tested it, but it didn't help. That klauncher error disappeared but cwd error remains.

[prokher (prokher)]

I see the same bug on my Kubuntu 7.04, i386, KDevelop 3.4.0

[Yang (yaaang)]

I saw the same problem in Ubuntu Feisty, KDevelop 3.4.0. I fixed it by installing kdesvn-kio-plugins. KDevelop started checking out from the repository, but then...nothing. I saw no error messages, and the project ended up not being created. At that point, I figured it was best not to leave subversion management up to KDevelop.

[Jonathan Jesse (jjesse)]

Good afternoon,

I am wondering if we could a status update on this bug to help out .

Thanks,

Jonathan

[Jonathan Thomas (echidnaman)]

We are closing this bug report because it lacks the information we need to investigate the problem, as described in the previous comments. Please reopen it if you can give us the missing information, and don't hesitate to submit bug reports in the future. To reopen the bug report you can click on the current status, under the Status column, and change the Status back to "New". Thanks again!